
Weekly Athletic Schedule
Go Jags!
Go Jags!


GAME DAY!!!


GAME DAY!!!


GAME DAY!!!





What are you doing tomorrow night? We've got you covered! Come out and support East!


Attention Juniors! Are you interested in learning more about the Governor’s Scholars Program (GSP)? Don’t miss the information session during Jag Time on Wednesday, September 3rd!This is a great opportunity to hear what GSP is all about, how to apply, and why it’s such a valuable experience. We sent 15 students to this prestigious program last year and would love to make it more this year! If you’re interested, please email Mrs. Mulcahy to sign up.


Attention creative sophomores and juniors! For Jag Time on Thursday, September 4th for those interested in the Governor’s Schools for the Arts need to sign up through Enriching Students. Questions? Email Mrs. Mulcahy for details. Don’t miss this chance to explore your passions in art, music, theater, and more!


From California to Kentucky, we’re thrilled to welcome Mr. Hagar to our Jaguar family! He’s bringing his passion for math to the classroom, along with a love for role playing games, video games, board games, and reading. And if you really want to win him over, just mention pugs—his favorite!


GAME DAY!!!



GAME DAY!!!




GAME DAY!!!


Weekly Athletic Schedule.


GAME DAY!!!




GAME DAY!!!


Don't forget! Seniors, we will see you bright and early for Senior Sunrise! Wear your favorite pajamas and be at the field at 6:45am!


GAME DAY!!!!





If you are interested in bass fishing, we are having sign-ups this TODAY, August 21st from 6:00-7:00 PM at JCTC Central.


Attention Jaguars, registration is now open for the PSAT/NMSQT. This is a great opportunity to practice for the SAT, qualify for the National Merit Scholarship Program, and strengthen your Governor’s Scholars Program application. If you are interested, make sure to sign up by September 20 at the link in Google Classroom. For more details about the test, visit the College Board website at https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/psat-nmsqt


Mr. Daniel Correll recently moved to his farm in Garrard County and wanted to teach at a school close to his new home. He looks forward to working with students and helping them grow into the people they are capable of becoming. In his free time, he enjoys being outdoors, working with animals, playing with his kids, traveling, and learning new things. He is excited to be a Jaguar.
